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In today’s episode: Pakistani authorities crack down on the ByteDance app, citing concerns over ‘immoral and indecent’ content; the onshore yuan has staged its biggest single-day rally in 13 years amid growing optimism of a Democratic victory in the U.S. presidential elections; and sales at the duty free stores in Hainan exceed 1 billion yuan over China’s National Day holiday.

In today’s episode: Local audiences snub ‘Mulan’ for Chinese war epic; laundry detergent manufacturer says $80 million dollars’ worth of its merchandise has disappeared; and the PBOC’s latest plan to steer the world's second-largest economy through the pandemic fallout.

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In today’s episode: Sales executive probed by police for allegedly allowing and profiting from prohibited online gambling advertising;

AI-powered pharmaceutical player, XtalPi, sets  funding record; and what top court’s interest-rate ruling means for the financial sector

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This week on the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: The proposed ban on TikTok downloads has been blocked by a U.S. judge, revenues for Chinese travel agency Trip.com fall 64 percent year-on-year as international travel remains low due to pandemic concerns, and Xi Jinping says China aims to be carbon neutral by 2060. 

In addition, we speak with Caixin Global China general news reporter Matthew Walsh, about the death of a nurse in Wuhan who was on the front lines of the COVID-19 outbreak.

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In today’s episode: the U.S. President’s war on the short video app takes another dramatic turn; Beijing rolls out new regulations to better support whistleblowers with ‘non-malicious’ intent; and the Trump administration slaps restrictions on exports to SMIC.

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In this episode, is Arm in better hands with U.S. giant Nvidia than its current owner SoftBank, and will China give the deal the green light?

In this episode we look into how a suspected death by suicide leads back to conditions of work in a harried profession that was at the frontline of the fight against Covid-19 in the central Chinese city

In today’s episode: Could the Chinese tech giant rival Tesla?; mysterious letter indicates that Evergrande is looking for government support for a corporate restructuring — which the company denies; and the latest on Beijing’s efforts to wean itself off coal.

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In today’s episode: Foreign nationals with valid residence permits for work, personal matters and reunions will be able to enter the country starting next week; President Xi vows in his speech to the U.N. to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2060; and how China could make or break a mega-merger in the international chipmaking scene.

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In today’s episode: new research links more than half of the city’s coronavirus cases to disease clusters; what the end of the ‘Made in Hong Kong’ label means for businesses; and after hitting a record high, ocean shipping rates for China-U.S. routes are now stabilizing.

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